Bucks rally past Bulls

Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Ekpe Udoh's driving layup with 57.5 seconds
remaining capped a furious second-half comeback that lifted the Milwaukee
Bucks to a 93-92 decision over the Chicago Bulls at the United Center.

Udoh finished with 11 points -- eight of which came after halftime -- while
Ersan Ilyasova put up 17 of his team-best 18 points over the final two
quarters to help the Bucks overcome a 27-point deficit late in the third
period and end a string of nine consecutive losses to the Bulls. That included
a 93-86 setback in Milwaukee in Saturday's opener of this home-and-home
series.

The Bucks trailed 78-51 with 2:50 remaining in the third quarter, then
proceeded to outscore Chicago by a 42-14 count over the final 14-plus minutes.

Richard Hamilton poured in 30 points and Carlos Boozer had 19 along with 11
rebounds for the Bulls, but Chicago shot a woeful 21.1 percent (4-for-19) in
the fourth quarter to squander its sizeable lead.